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Wichita eagle., 1887-05-29
Notice TO Real Esrst

Notice to Real Estate Agents
Ny los on South Market are hereby with
drawn from the market CAthern Ieagers.
May p, 1877. os2t*
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-29

he following are the real estate transfers
orded in the register of deeds Office yester-
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-29

sales their goods are the finest III the world
and no trouble to sell such instruments. Gilt
Save money by buying your railroa
tickets from w. II. Baker & Co. at Gandolfo's
hotel. st. Louis, SO; Kansas City, s.
Chicago, SIS. gilt
Some choice bargains in second hand pianos
at Conover Bros, 2i6 n. Main street Be
sure to go and see them Gilt
A first class ride to st. Louis, $40; Kansas
City, 50; Chicago, sl5. For sale by w. H.
Baker q Co. at Gandolfo's hotel GIT
Notice to Contractors.
Proposals will be received at the Office Of
the undersigned for the stone work of a
building to be erected in Pratt, Kansas For
further information apply to
WIN VI. BULkLEY, Architect.
do2t* Room l., Fechheimer block.
To Real Estate Agents.
have withdrawn my property from the
Two to one in favor OF the Golden Eagle
summer underwear. p cents each. sgt
Fifteen to four that the Golden Eagle is
the cheapest pl &c in the city TO buy your
clothing.
All wool cheyiot suits at SO per suit-eight
different styles. SIT
Three to two that our unlaundried zoe
shirts are the best value in the city sgt
Nine to three that our line of summer coats
and vests excel anything shown In Wichita.
Golden Eagle. SIT
Nine to four that our $40 worsteSi suits are
sold elsewhere at SIS. Golden Eagle. SIT
Seven to two that you can buy clothing
and furnishing gods 25 per cent cheaper
than in any other store in Wichita SIT
Town lots in the town of Furley on the
Rock Island railroad are on sale at real e.
tate agents in Wichita. This viii be one of
the best to WIS north of Wichita dS-2t
Notice to Real Estate Agents
Ny los on South Market are hereby with
drawn from the market. Cathern Ieagers
May -, 1877. oS2t*
Wonderfully As,oEis hing.
Morris. Chatfield & Meeser are ahead
tventy-four sales in Alamo this week max
ing the largest weeks work OF any real estate
firm IL the city. ga
IL you do not intend 10 buy piano, be sure
and not go TO Conover Pros, 246 y. Main
z~r
National Republican., 1887-04-05
Some Letters.

From the orange groves OF Florida we
have letter inclosing money which says,
'ior which continue my subscription to
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,. don't see
how could get along without It, as IL is
the best paper can find"
Another letter from the cotton aud rice
fields OF South Carolina, incloslng SUB.
scriptions, says: ~ like the tone of your
paper very much, especially urging the
division OF the colored vote Of the south.
That Is the only solution OF the race quss-
ton. Whichever Of the two great parties
now dividing the country shall most surely
protect the laborer in all his rights, wlllst
not molestihg Others IN their rights will
win in 'Ss. NJ more contractions aud cur
rency sufficient for the reeds OF the country
viii be the shlbboleth OF the worklugmen.
believe the Republican party is the paity
for the people,"
Still another comes from the mountains
Of Virginia, where the great Appalachlan
chain divides the waters OF the Atlantic
from those Of the great valley. "Glve what
space you can to Virginia affairs, as you
have been doing, and take vigorous meas
ures to get the NATIONAL REPUBLIcAN lnto
the hands OF Democratic voters. All that
is needed In this section Is TO have the peo
pie see both sides of the question. When you
can get Democrat to read, especially the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, you nearly always
National Republican., 1887-04-05
RailrOnd Land Decision.

In the case of Ruth b. Millman VS.. the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, on ap-
peal from the local land Office at Denver,
Col, Acting Secretary Muldrow has de-
cided that the 'premption claims" con.
temp lated in the grant to the railroad is u
preference right of purchase which con-
tinues as long as the fling Is in force under
the law; that 1t is not enough for the com
papy to show that actual inhabitancy by
the settler has ceased, but that it must pro
ceed further and show that he has abau-
doned his preference right of purchase
prior to the date of the definite location OF
subsiding at the date OF definite location
will except the tract from the operation
of the grant
National Republican., 1887-04-05

In an article on the "debts and taxes OF
nations" in the last number Of the Century
Magazine, Mr.. Edward Atkinson says of
the armies of Great Britain, France, Ger
many, Holland, Italy, and Belgium that
these six European countries have 2,2OO,-
43l men under arms, at an anaual cost of
s493, sos, 500, or at the rate of 1923 per man.
The United States spends seven times as
II uch per soldier, but the total cost is
relatively insignificant. The armed force
OF Europe In actual service is 4,l23,37+
men, including armies and navies, besides
10,39S,l6 reserves at call, making an
aggregate of 1881, l,537. This is substau-
TALLY l In of all men of the arms
bearing age. The proportion, excluding
the reserves, is l In 16 for all El,
rope, while in the United States 1t is one In
800. Even in Great Britain, which is about
the least harassed In this way, 1t is l in
26. Taking not the arms bearing, but the
entire population, the ratio OF the European
armies and nayies is as to 81, or even to
"a, including reserves, while that Of the
United States is as to 1,Gl0.
National Republican., 1887-04-05
Children's Trimmed Hats.

We offer an immense variety Of Children's
Trimmed Hats for dress and school wear.
We have them all trimmed and lined at IS
cents even. And they are nice, good, too;
the same generally sold for 20 cents.
The "London Braid" hat Is trimmed
with velvet and has pearl ornament. 1t
is ready for wear and worth 50. Our price
is $1,25.
and Ready" trimmed with Ottoman rib.
bon, We will sell at 10 cents, when they
would be cheap at 81.
Fine "Dress Hats" for the children we
are selling at from 81. As to So.
We guarantee these as bargains.
Ask to see them.
National Republican., 1887-04-05
SOME Of the federal Judges will not b

SOME Of the federal judges will not be
able 10 hold the spring term of their courts
ia consequence Of the action, or rather the
Lon action, Of the Democrats of the House
on the appropriation bills, causing the fail
ure Of the deficiency bill. A great many
cases have been set for trial, numbers OF
prisoners are in jails awaiting trial, Others
are under bonds, aud all this business has
10 go over 10 the fall terms, which will thus
he overcrowded and unable to transact the
business. A great many Democrats attempt
TO place all the blame as to the appropria-
tion bills on Mr.. Randall, but that is not
just. Mr.. Randall is only criminal in a
little greater degree than the rest of his
party. II, as chairman Of the committee,
lie failed or refused to report the necessary
liils in due time, the remedy was in the
power OF the majority, and they failed to
Use it. The party cannot shirk its RESPONSE.
tihty and place upon single member the
odium which belongs to the organization.
National Republican., 1887-04-05
The Isthmus of Panama Not n Paradise
for Workmen.

The Colonial Standard of Kingston,
Jamaica, says: We have intelligence from
Colon which depicts In sorrowfu terms the
condition of the large number of laborers
who have arrived at that port within the
last fortnight. Employment, we are assured,
they cannot obtain, consequently they have
not the means OF providing shelter for
themselves. Hence are many of them
forced to sleep at night In the streets of the
city, in pitiable condition, without en-
ployment, without shelter, without food.
We are asked why the government does not
stop the departure Of these insensate peo.
pie? The reply is ready The government
notification all 1t possibly can do to warn
our people of the risks they run in leaving
Jamaica for Colon. What more can the
government do, 80 as to prevent these fool
ish people from going to mythical Ell Do
RADIO only to find graves In Monkey Hill? A
sad picture is also drawn of what results
are likely to ensue among these uncared
for masses should cholera reach Colon,
which unfortunately there Is too much
ca use to believe 1t will in due course. Our
correspondent patriOtically and wisely re-
minds us of the imperative necessity which
exists for the straining Of every nerve by
the authorities in Jamaica in their efforts
to keep the scourge from coming to our
shores. The Spanish republics, as rule,
we are told, suppress all information which
is likely In any form or manner to affect their
commercial intercourse with the outside
world, regardless Of the danger to human
life.
National Republican., 1887-04-05

THE opponents of coercion intend to
fight that measure at every step, aud
though Salisbury starts iu with hundred
majority, he may find 1t materially reduced,
II not entirely gone, before final vote is
taken. Already some Of the unionists have
deserted his banner, and he has been com.
PEELED, in Difference to public opinion, to
withdraw one of the most Objectionable
clauses Of the bill.
National Republican., 1887-04-05

THE contcmporaneous press is devoting
many columns to the history of man who
more than thirty years ago was indicted for
crime in New York and elsewhere, disap-
peared, and is now found as reputable, and
~aid to be wealthy citizen of California.
From reading the stories, and the intima.
tons Of some powerful influence in the
background, we are inclined to doubt the
statements as to this mans wealth, and to
believe the whole thing an advertising
dodge for an intended lecturer.
National Republican., 1887-04-05

TEE interview in another column will re
pay careful perusal. The statements are
those Of gentleman who bears high char
acter, not only as deep, farseeing Demo-
cratic politician, but as man Of affairs, and
Lis words carry weight whenever uttered
ard particularly, as in this instance, written
IT his own dictation, after long converse
tior upon the subjects spoken of. The Ma
TloNAL REPUBLICAN does not agree with
him as to some ideas expressed, but it ac-
cords him what 1t claims for itself, honesty
of opinion and the right Of free speech.
National Republican., 1887-04-05

secures convert. Cleveland's administration
has done more to ievolutionize the south
than anything that could have happened"
Here are three letters received by the
same mail from widely separated points In
three states, all commencing the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, and they are coming all the
time. They express the sentiment every
where, and we are glad to know that the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is helping to mold
public sentiment to sound public policy.
National Republican., 1887-04-05
Board of Examination.

The following board has been appointed
to meet in Washington n the 25th instant
for the examination Of candidates for ap.
pointment as assistant surgeons in the
marine hospital service: Surgeon p. II.
Bailhacke, chairma !; Surgeons Geo. Pur-
viance and John Godfrey, recorders. As.
s'stant Surgeon Seaton Norman has been
ordered to duty at Cape Charles quarantine;
Assistant Surgeon w. j. PETERS has been
ordered to temporary duty at Norfolk.
National Republican., 1887-04-05

THE contest in Chicago yesterday was
teween the American flag and the red flag
Of the anarchists. OF course the red flag
went down before the starry banner,
though, as In a former case, there were
some Democrats helping the opposition.
National Republican., 1887-04-05

Information OF all sorts obtained, when possible,
Tor subscribers without charge upon application.
Bejccied manuscripts cannot be returned.
Remittanoes other than by postal money orders,
hank drafts, or checks to the order OF the National
n publican Company always at eender's risk.
No receipts for subscriptions returned. The date
On the wrapper shows when subscription expires
Advertisers who have not made or renewed time
contracts will be charged monthly card rates.
n6- All requests for courtesies from railroads.
places Of amusement, or business orders are not
authorized unless signed by the undersigned.
IHB NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY,
E.w. FOX, PRESIDENT AND MANAGER.
National Republican., 1887-04-05

Mr.. HENRY w. GRADY might get the
two Montgomery and the Atlanta military
companies, that are so afraid of "nigger"
that they won't camp on the same ground
with him, to listen to lectures on the "New
SovthD -
National Republican., 1887-04-05
E A s t E R.
S f @ PPI N G !!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK !
Observation-Disclosures
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Come early. Select what you want for
an Easter hat or bonnet, and give us time
enough to get It out for you. We will be
very busy this week, and we shall not
promise more than we can do; but WHAT
ever we do agree to furnish In season for
Easter Sunday will be delivered before 12
O'Clock Saturday night.
National Republican., 1887-04-05
TUESDAY, APRIL 5.
Amusoments.
ITa-arlyso Nfipetra1o

EATIoNAI-IIaverly' Minstrels.
ALBAuGH's-Louis Aldrich.
KERNAN's-D'Alvi and Specialties.
BIJou-Minnie Oscar Gray Il W. T. stephens
DME-Loudon Mccormick and Maud Miller.
TEE MANASSAS sPANoRAMA-l5th st. Il Ohio av.
National Republican., 1887-04-05
THE "ENOLA.n

1t is entirely new. 1t can be seen only at
the "Bon Marche." This shape of hat is
entirely original with us. We cannot de
scribe 1t. You must come 10 aad ask to
see It. 1t is peculiarly adapted to any per.
son-young or middle.aged. 1t is elegant,
dressy, and new. We have the shape In all
colors. Price S1.4S.
National Republican., 1887-04-05
PERSONAL.

so>ee~~Ne~oNroeeo~~~-s-y-~N
A LADY GRADUATE IN MEDICINE.
IN temporarily In Washington, solicits pu-
pills whom she will visit Mt their residences.
Personal hygiene, care Of skin, how to rene iy
orment OF the figure, &c. Address MEDICA,
Republican Office. ap5-2t
nR. MULLER, SPECIALIST FOR THE EYE
- ear, and throat Consultation free 9l7
N. Y. ave. feblO-3m
VIZ TANTED--IN EXCHANGE FOR DENT
w istry, Furniture, Carpets, Plumbing,
&c. Address DENTIST, 562 1ith st. N. W.
mar3l.3t
TUsTHS OLD STAND, NO. 6l9 D st. N. W.,
I'll buys Gents Second. Hand Clothing. Note
by mail promptly attended to.
National Republican., 1887-04-05
OUR OPENING

was decided success on Wednesday, but
on Thursday and Friday 1t was very stormy.
We shall not hold another "Openiug" this
week, but we will be glad to show you our
pattern hats and bonnets any time you may
call.
National Republican., 1887-04-05
EDUCATIONAL,
7%EWEE ERIAW
BUSINESS COLLEGE,

In commodious halls, National Bank of tho
Republic Building, southwest corner Seventh
and d streets. Established In 1864. More than
lO,OC0 0studentsh have been trained In this College.
Thorough instruction given in Rapid
Writing, the English Language, COrrespond-
ence, Rapid Calculations, Book keeping, BuBi-
ness Practice. Commercial Law, Political
Economy, stenography, and Type Writing.
Regular day and night sessions; a. M, O D. M,
Illustrated circular sent free on application.
HENRY @. SPENCER, Principal.
MRS SARA A SPENCER, Vice PRINCIPAL.
TelephOne call S7i-2
National Republican., 1887-04-05
MAyEnLY,s MAsrnnoN MIvsrnr1

As was to be expected the National Theater
was rot large enough to hold the audience de-.
srous of witnessing this great minstrel combI-
nation. Every act was given with neatness
and finish, and each performer showed MIN.
sclf an artist. The programme was we!l nr-
ranged, and the delay in carrying IL ont was
attributable to responding to the demands of
the audience for repetition,
National Republican., 1887-04-05
AMUSEMENT rs.
ALnArGH,s GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


Notwithstanding the attractions elsewhere
Mr.. LOWS AldIich had Il good house to wei.
come my Partner" last night. The perform
ance showed that the star had lost none of his
powers of pleasing, and 1t proved an enjoyable
evening to those fortunate enough to be pres.
ant
National Republican., 1887-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES

A BRAVE man won't drive lame horse. He
will buy Salvation Oil and cure his anima, a.
National Republican., 1887-04-05

XXTANTED.I AM READY TO PAY THE
wv highest cash price for second hand cloth
ing, watches, guns, pistols. &C.. also, furniture,
stoves, carpets, feather beds. carpenters tools,
aud all kinds of household furniture. Address
v, Republican Office Note by mail promptly
attended to. marS-lmo
National Republican., 1887-04-05
FOR SALE

(NNNON0NIl(|||Ir|0-ll 1NITl1SI01Nl|V|VOV~@V1
LNOR SALE-HOUSE NO. 512 e ST. N. W.,
AZ 16 rooms; call between and 4 p; m.
SO II. c. WIRE.
TJoR SALES. w. ONE-QUARTER OF
II square 1872, containing 42,502 50. II.
National Republican., 1887-04-05
FOR RENT..-H0UgES


dor RENTAL sl5 PER MONTH-A
II county. residence, being Groom new
house, stables, and 20 acres; same in fruit and
Rrass; miles from Washington; suitable for
one In government employ. T. II. SYPHERD
IL CLEMENTS, 1907 + 81, N. w. &C
National Republican., 1887-04-05

We have anything you want In Ruching
OF any shade, style, or price.
National Republican., 1887-04-05
X ETREET NORTH.

Il ETREET NORTH.
The above beautiful piece of grouad, lying
at the northeast corner of 10Th and r sts., hav-
ing a frontage of 2l7 II. g in. on 10th aud 2l2
Y. on r, can be bought upon reasonable terms
ifimnediate application Is made to
FITCH, FOX &BROWN.
National Republican., 1887-04-05

z inch Black Gros Grain Sash,
warranted all silk 25c yard
Regularly sold at Soc.
s inch Pure silk, Black Bro
caded, and Black Sash 7ic yard
Regularly sold at sl25.
Best quality, all silk, Imported Black
Watered Sash:
s inch-S4c yard.
0 inch-S1 yard.
II ipch--$1 25 yard.
9 inch Gros Grain and Satin Bar
sssh 75c yard
Regularly sold at sac.
0 inch Fine Imported Watered
Sash, all colors $1.00 yard
Regularly sold at sl25.
9 inch Best Satin and Gros Grain
Sash, all colors Csc yard
Regularly sold at s1.25.
No. 0. Best Satin and Gros Grain 15c yard
Regularly sold at 19c.
No. 12. Best Satin and Gros Grain zoe yard
Regularly sold at 2ie.
No. 1G. Best Satin and Gros Grain 25c yard
Regularly sold at 29c.
National Republican., 1887-04-05

To start with, laces Of every kind.
For special bargain we offer 40inch
Egyptian Lace Flouncing, heavily worked,
at csc per yard. 1t Is worth $l4S.
Only limited quantity in this lot
National Republican., 1887-04-05

Extra copy mailed free to party securing the
Nnb. Postage paid.
National Republican., 1887-04-05

AT 49c. We offer full regular made In.
grain ladieL' hose, in combination OF
black and heliotrope, or cardinal or old
gold. These hose are medium weight, ex-
ira long, fancy pattern, double heel and
toes, and we have them In all sizes. 62lc.
would be a fair price for them.
AT 5SC. We offer regular made ingram
ladies' hose, fancy patterns In twenty diff
ferent styles, and good stocking at 75c.
Isle THREAD AT soc. We have few
ladies' black and colored Lisle Thread
Stockings, made with double heels and
toes, of the dropped.stitch, Rlchelieu rib
pattern. We should think them good stock
to buy ourselves ct SOC per pair.
SILK HOSE AT $J.3s. If yon buy silk
hose you want something A 1. We offer
lot Of ladies' silk hose in black, brown,
bronze, slate, and drab. They have silk
split feet, double heels and toes (French),
they are extra length, and have white silk
tops. A fair price for them would be S1.75
per pair.
CIIILDREN'S HOSE. We nave some
splendid ingram black stockings for chill.
dren. They have double heels, toes, and
knees. We sell No. at 16c per pair aud
so on to 40c, according to size.
National Republican., 1887-04-05
AARRIs,s RMou TaEArER.

"WithOut n Home found home in NIL
hearts at the Bijou last evening. There SCARCELY
could have been more laughter, more al llausg
Minnie oscar Gray was unanimously prs
clared her "a daisy" But the etorms we be-
lieve, are convertible She assumed three
characters, two OF them with queer and funny
ofcourse, romantic Mabel Payne. Aud each
furnished fine example of dlscrimin lti1n.
The drama is extremely sensational. What
matter, while II IL extremely interesting 10
is sometimes eXtrayagant What matter, when
we couldn't help laughing all the more. The
performance was excellent throughout. Every.
,ody expressed astonishment at the acting OF
admirably trained .dogs. They are perfect
stars only two more malinees anl even
ines J, main OF This exciting play. We wish
the world 10 enjoy Itself
National Republican., 1887-04-05
rHE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,

onlysl for Two Years-lss7 and 1888,
which includes the contest Of the next Presidential
Election.
National Republican., 1887-04-05
THE DIME MUSEUM.
Maud Miller daughter of our own Io,on,

Maud Miller, daughter of our own Joaanin,
whose log cabin makes picturesque u hill OF
Washinglon's northern boundary, appeared
last evening, as Carrots, In 40" her fathers
beautiful drama. The Dime was de-
lighted, as the Dime should have
been. Maud is very pretty, very sprightly,
very natural, and altogether charm
Ing. So said everybody. We believe every
same way. Next in excellence 10 the youu |,
lady's acting, and indeed almost equnl-
though man s manner can't be so fascln lting
MS Woman's-was that of "Forty.Nineb
i.oudon Mccormack. Then Col. James, II M.
PeIrln, deserves praise In fact, much com
ihehuallon IS que 70 every character. The play
ls tue 10 western life, Is Interesting, Il of el
thrilling Two more mAtinees aud evenings
are ssigned 1t, before change of perform.
nnee, Remember that, and take the goods
the gods provide yOu."
National Republican., 1887-04-05
WANTED---ROODrs.

yITANTED-2 OR TNFuRNIsHIE;Df' COM. COM.
w municating rooms on I'd floor, in north
western part Of city. near street cars. Address
A. f., Republican Office. 40
National Republican., 1887-04-05
WANTED---MIsOELIANEous.

IJANTED-A COMPETENT TEACHER OF
wv .elocution, private lessons. Address r. g 4,
Republican Oilice. SO
National Republican., 1887-04-05

You can't begin to Imagine what a va
riety Of embroiderles we carry.
Neither have we space to tell you.
Our prices are marvelously low.
AS a specimen we offer you 14.inch fine
Swiss Embroidery, in six different patterns,
at 25c yard. You cannot duplicate some
OF these patterns at any price, nor any of
them for less than 3Sc per yard.
National Republican., 1887-04-05

HEn Is our price for pair Of but
lM, toned street gloves, In tans and
aOV' browns, with fancy embroidery.
81 is the usual price.
OEo Iswhat we are asking for 4but.
Nu(, toned splendid black Kid Glove,
VOOs with plain back. If they were
embroidered they would be worth
SO per pair, and the same glove.is
sold In some other cities at $l.50.
Ga 0E Is low for 4,buttoned fine Kid
MI X Gloves with embroidered
YAIAVs backs and fancy cuffs. We
have them in tans, browns,
black, and gray. They are
worthSl.50.
O. I'm Is all we are asking for an
MI HH elegant street glove In tans,
YAA wv browns, black, and gray. They
are very heavily embroidered
and have extra width OF cuffs.
Worth every cent Of $1.75.
National Republican., 1887-04-05

n~Ss=s NOTICE,-ON AND AFTER APRIL
RS5, ! The Union TrGnsfer Company will
cal for and check baggage at hotels and resi-
denCes through to destination at the uniform
rate of % cents for each piece. Baggage de-
livered TO all parts of the city at the same
rate. apl.lm
National Republican., 1887-04-05
FOR REvT---ROOzTs

FOE RENT---ROOMs
TNoR RENT-Two PLEASANT UNFUR-
II nished rooms. No. 720 1lth st. N. W.,
between and II. TT
TN0R RENT-5l7 EAST CAPITOL ST., 2D
~ or Sd foors rooms, together or separate;
furnished or not; all mod, imps.; cars and her
dies pass. Inquire as above. 7.7
IJNOR RENT OR 2 FURNISHED OR
~ partly furnished rooms for light house
keeping. 40 N 81. N. W. ~
ENoR RENT "A PLEASANT ROOM IN
~ Georgetown, with or without board. Ad-
dress q. D., Republican Office. 7-6
ENoR RENT-FURNIsHED, TWO FRONT
a. rooms on second. also front hall room on
third floor; rent low to permanents; pleasant
street; no children; bath room on same floor.
ZIG 18th st., bet. G and II sts. 7-g
EoR RENT-A SUITE OF 3 ROOMS WITH
~ hot and cold water on 81 floor also one
large front room with bay window on ID floor:
no objection TO families; table board may be
had In the house; references exchanged. 2O2j,
@ st, N. w. 10
National Republican., 1887-04-05
WANrRD-EMPLoYMBNr.

UTANTED = BY A CoLoRED DRESS.
IVY maker work by the day, or would take
1t at home; reference 1923 l. 81. l-6
National Republican., 1887-04-05

single copies for one year.......,......."... zoe
C1ute Of ten for one year or clubs OF fve for -